Nobel LoveNucleic acid, the double helix of magical substances, since 1868 was discovered the Swiss scientist Michel century and a half, there have been dozens of scientists because of its breakthrough research won the Nobel Prize; Jane Austrian, this in China for the first time nucleic acid health products into the homes of ordinary people "pioneer", since its inception in 1996, there have been 16 Nobel scientist who not only had close contact ...... again and again brought to the forefront, said Austrian world information and research, but also set off a round of love of life, the climax of the worship of science, and some also said Austrian barricaded cooperation, and some become Jane Austrian research consultant, and some said Austrian exchanged letters ...... both China and the world, there are so many Nobel scientists into the same enterprise, it can be called "history." Jane Austrian people dedicated to science are "16 Nobel Prize scientists' testimony.
Rolf Kerner · M · Green Eagle 1996 Nobel Prize for Medicine and Physiology Dr. Green Kerner Siegel was born in 1944 near Basel, Switzerland, Lin village, is a famous immunologist, pathologist, is currently Vice-Chairman of the International Federation of immunity, University of Zurich Institute of Experimental Immunology. 1996 Kerner young Heidegger and Australian biologists Doherty discovery of how the immune system recognizes virus-infected cells and won the Nobel Prize. October 17, 2003, said Austrian Green Kerner Siegel visits, exchanges are attracted human trials results Jane Austrian nucleic acid and subsequently proposed the idea of cooperation with Jane Austria. The picture shows the June 18, 2004, Dr. Siegel and green Kerner chairman Chen Yusong signed in the Great Hall, was officially launched in-depth research and development, said Austrian nucleic acid cooperation projects. During the collaboration, Dr. Jane came to Austria many times to conduct scientific research guidance, he had personally told researchers at Fudan University, said:. "Jane Austrian nucleic acids for the body's immune prospects"
Richard Roberts 1993 Nobel Prize winner in Physiology and Medicine Dr. Robert was born in 1943 in England, Derbyshire, now the Royal Academy of Sciences. In 1969 Robert and his family to the United States at Harvard University studied with Professor Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Estero Domingo. After years of research, Robert found a gene disruption process. Split gene is the most common life-gene structure, its discovery completely changed the way people previously identified gene structure, guide for medical research cancer and other genetic diseases, has a special significance. July 22, 2002 and April 26, 2011, Dr. Robert said Austrian two visits. Pictured in 2002 before he invited Dr. Jane Austrian chairman will welcome him and the production of banners signature gift.
Gunter Broken Bell 1999 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine Dr. Broken Bell May 21, 1936 was born in Germany. Now a professor at Rockefeller University in 1999, due to "inherent containing protein found to control its transport within the cell and positioning signals" and won the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine. The picture shows the November 3, 2004, when the Broken Bell said Austrian visit, and interest to participate in organized by the Chinese Health Education Association, Zhen-Ao Group hosted the "health care for the elderly love project" the third anniversary celebration, and a large bouquet of flowers said Austrian dedicated to older consumers.
Avram Hershko 2004 Nobel Prize Laureate in Chemistry Israeli scientist Avram Hershko was born in 1937 in Hungary, in 2004 with a major discovery by American scientists in the protein control systems and shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. This study may be the treatment of cardiovascular, heart disease, cancer, inflammation and viral infections and other diseases is very useful. April 26, 2005 and April 26, 2011, two visits Dr. Hershko said Austrian. The picture shows Dr. Hershko listen carefully to Jane Austrian president Chen Yuqi product introduction.
John Daisenhuoer Winner of the 1988 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Dr. Daisenhuoer born in 1937 in Munich, Germany. Former Max Planck Institute for Research Fellow second structure, the crystal structure has a rich learning experience. In 1988, Howard Hughes Medical Institute researcher at the University of Texas, Dr. Daisenhuoer then US, Germany Howard Huges Medical Center professor, was found in the three-dimensional structure of the protein complexes of photosynthetic bacteria Centre won the Nobel Prize. Pictured April 26, 2005, speaking at the Dr Daisenhuoer said Austrian Life Science Park Phase II project ceremony.
Hammett Michel Winner of the 1988 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Born in 1948, Dr. Mitchell has many honorary titles: President of the German Biochemical Society, the Max Planck Institute of Biophysics, Institute Director, US National Academy of Sciences foreign academician, Chinese Academy of sciences and the Royal Netherlands Academy of foreign academicians. Dr. Michelle because successfully obtained the world's first membrane protein crystals - purple photosynthetic bacteria photosynthetic reaction center of the crystal, and with high accuracy to determine the three-dimensional structure of the reaction center and won the Nobel Prize. Pictured April 26, 2005, Dr. Michel visit, said Austrian painting in the Museum, said Austrian autographs.
Rudolph A. Marcus Winner of the 1992 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Professor Marcus born in 1923 in Montreal, Canada, in 1943 and 1946 at McGill University has a bachelor's and a doctorate in 1978 at Caltech to teach. He proposed "Marcus electron transfer theory", as well as single-molecule reaction theories he and Rice, Ramsperger and Kassel has been jointly proposed standard theory respective research fields. Founded by Marcus in 1992 and developed the theory of electron transfer reactions obtained in 1992 the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. The picture shows the November 1, 2005, Professor Marcus said Austrian accept the visit, said Austrian Honorary Research Consultant certification.
Barry Sharpless 2001 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Professor Sharpless in 1941, was born in Philadelphia in 1968, received his PhD from Stanford University, now a chemistry professor at Scripps Research Institute W.M.Keck. Sharpless is best known for his discovery of the three reaction named after him, both catalytic asymmetric epoxidation reaction, general reaction and dihydric ammonia hydroxylation reaction. In 2001, Sharpless result in a "chiral catalytic oxidation reaction" of research awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. The picture shows the November 1, 2005, Sharpless said Austrian Science and Technology Museum in the left hand prints.
Werner Arber 1978 winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Alberta June 3, 1929 Born Gelanniheng of Aargau, Switzerland microbiologist, was educated at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, Geneva, University of Southern California. From 1960 to 1970, he taught at the University of Geneva, University of Basel, later to serve as professor of microbiology. He restriction endonuclease found its application in molecular genetics, genetic engineering to produce a prelude to obtain the 1978 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Pictured Alberta October 16, 2008 visit to Jane and Jane Austrian Austrian bio-engineering research and industry platform launch ceremony.
Robert Richardson Winner of the 1996 Nobel Prize for Physics Robert Richard Sen Boshi, now a professor at Cornell University. 1996 because of helium-3 superfluidity discoveries and Douglas Osheroff (Douglas D.Sheriff), David Lee (David M.lee) Share Nobel Prize in Physics. His research will change the health information technology and processed products. Pictured April 26, 2011 Richard Sen Boshi visit the Science and Technology Museum, said Austrian.
Shimomura 2008 Nobel Prize Laureate in Chemistry Shimomura was born in 1928 in Kyoto, Japan, in the United States after Japan Ph.D., 1981--2001 years have been a senior scientist at the Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory. His discovery and development of green fluorescent protein (GFP) received the 2008 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. With his research, scientists like cell built on the "camera", to real-time detection of viruses "outlaw" process. Pictured April 2011 26 Kusakabe doctorate when visiting Austria, said the village in front of Jane Austrian product gathered to watch.
Thomas Si Taici 2009 Nobel Prize Laureate in Chemistry Dr. Thomas Si Taici was born in 1940 in Wisconsin, USA, in 1966 at Harvard University, received a doctorate in molecular biology and biochemistry, physics is now the Department of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry at Yale University Sterling Professor and Howard Hughes Medical Institute. 2009 because of "the structure and function of the ribosome research" and shared the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with British scientist Wen Carter Raman Rama Krishna south Israeli scientist Ada Yunus. The research scientists have now been used to develop new antibiotics, directly help alleviate human pain, save lives. Pictured April 26, 2011, Dr. Thomas said Austrian Si Taici visit, spoke on "life science and cutting-edge technology · DNA / RNA research prospects and Outlook" seminar.
Tim Hunter 2001 Nobel Prize winner in Physiology or Medicine Tim Hunt Born in 1943, is now the Imperial Cancer Research Fund UK Cell Cycle laboratory belongs Principal Investigator and responsible person. The discovery of cell division present a cyclical protein degradation and its regulatory genes, gene regulatory proteins play a role in cell cycle control, he and Leland H. Hartwell, Paul Nurse got together in 2001 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. The discovery is important for the future of most cancer treatments. Its technology will be used in the diagnosis of tumors. The picture shows Dr. Hunt April 27, 2011 Jane Austrian consumers to accept gifts from customers in Austria, said the meeting at the meeting.
Kurt Worcester Ridge Winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Born in 1938, Dr. Dawes Ridge Arlberg Switzerland, Zurich, Switzerland, the Federal Department of the Higher Polytechnic School Professor, Biology Department. Research Dr. Fan Wei Dawes Ridge include molecular structural biology, structural and functional genomics, his expertise lies in high resolution NMR spectra of biological macromolecules (proteins, nucleic acids, etc.). 2002, Worcester Ridge for "invented the use of nuclear magnetic resonance measuring three-dimensional structure of biological macromolecules in solution approach" was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. The picture shows the May 13, 2004, Dr. Ritchie visited Worcester with the Austrian Jane Jane Austrian employees, consumers together, "said Austrian ten million elderly greet the Olympic flag signature" on the signature.
Robert Huber Winner of the 1988 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Huber was born in 1937 Munich, Bavaria, Germany. As the German Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry, the famous biologist. Mainly engaged in the structure and function of biological macromolecules. Huber outstanding contribution to study the three-dimensional spatial structure of the photosynthetic reaction center made with Michel, Deisenhofer shared the 1988 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. The picture shows the 26 April 2005, Huber (left) visit to Jane Austria, Jane Austrian chairman and planted together symbolize "evergreen tree of life," the ginkgo tree.
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